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I'm using self hosted Invoice Ninja since a few days and I'm absolutely loving it so far! However, I would really like to use the flutter apps but I'm running into an issue: The app doesn't allow self-signed certificates because, obviously, the used CA is not in flutter's CA storage.
I had this issue in other flutter applications as well and I know there's a workaround for this. Bigger projects like Immich already implemented a solution for such a use case (see https://github.com/immich-app/immich/releases/tag/v1.78.0 for example).
I've already found a closed issue (#461) here. I really don't think that utilizing self-signed certs is the same as using plain http. In my case I'm hosting Invoice Ninja in a closed network in which I can't use letsencrypt as it is secured by a firewall from the internet. That doesn't necessarily mean that I can use insecure http connections in this network though.
Would it be possible to implement a workaround for this use case?
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Hello,
I'm using self hosted Invoice Ninja since a few days and I'm absolutely loving it so far! However, I would really like to use the flutter apps but I'm running into an issue: The app doesn't allow self-signed certificates because, obviously, the used CA is not in flutter's CA storage.
I had this issue in other flutter applications as well and I know there's a workaround for this. Bigger projects like Immich already implemented a solution for such a use case (see https://github.com/immich-app/immich/releases/tag/v1.78.0 for example).
I've already found a closed issue (#461) here. I really don't think that utilizing self-signed certs is the same as using plain http. In my case I'm hosting Invoice Ninja in a closed network in which I can't use letsencrypt as it is secured by a firewall from the internet. That doesn't necessarily mean that I can use insecure http connections in this network though.
Would it be possible to implement a workaround for this use case?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: